Re: [Hamlib-stationserver] Status

[Nate B. <n0...@n0...>]

* On 2018 16 Mar 16:55 -0500, Howard Nurse wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
>  
> 
> I've just learned of the station server list, and have found the discussion
> to be most interesting.  But most of the discussion was in 2014.  Is there
> any current interest in the topic?

I am not sure as the discussion went cold four years ago as you note.  I
set up the list to facilitate discussion of such ideas and to answer
questions regarding Hamlib as best I could.

> I'm working on a system that appears to mimic many of the ideas posted here.
> It will be open sourced on Github, and runs on Linux, specifically the
> Raspberry Pi. It is based on Hamlib. I'm looking forward to input and
> feedback.

I would say that so long as your project doesn't require specific
hardware support of the Pi and is portable to x86 and other ARM
hardware, you should have a winner.

Since the time this list was created, Hamlib has made more use of the
GitHub resources available.

> I'm calling it RigPi, a MOMR server for amateur radio.  (Multiple-Operator,
> Multiple-Radio)

I think that is needed in this day and age.

Feel free to use this list for your project.  As long as SourceForge
stays up, it should be reliable.

73, Nate

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